CIC Digital Humanities Committee 2011-12

CIC Digital Humanities

Environmental Scan

Name of report 2

Prepared by

• Katherine Walter

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

• Dean Rehberger

Michigan State University

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CIC Digital Humanities

Environmental Scan

CIC Digital Humanities Committee

• Katherine Walter, Chair

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

• Dean Rehberger, Co-Chair

Michigan State University

• Martin Mueller

Northwestern University

• Angela Courtney

Indiana University

• Christopher Long (2012-present)

Pennsylvania State University

• Jon Winet

University of Iowa

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CIC Digital Humanities Environmental Scan

The following is an initial survey of CIC Digital Humanities assets and

activities. The survey is not complete and represents only a

preliminary snapshot of visible Digital Humanities activities. Feedback,

corrections, and additions are welcome.

Contents

CIC Digital Humanities Upcoming Activities

CIC Digital Humanities Centers and Institutes

CIC Digital Humanities Initiatives

CIC Digital Humanities Conferences/Workshops (Annual)

CIC Digital Humanities Conferences/Workshops (Recent or Upcoming)

CIC Digital Humanities Degree, Specialization, & Certificate Programs

CIC Digital Humanities Recent Grants

CIC Press Initiatives

CIC Digital Humanities Faculty Members

CIC Members:

• University of Chicago

• University of Illinois

• Indiana University

• University of Iowa

• University of Michigan

• Michigan State University

• University of Minnesota

• University of Nebraska-Lincoln

• Northwestern University

• Ohio State University

• Pennsylvania State University

• Purdue University

• University of Wisconsin-Madison

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CIC Digital Humanities Activities

CIC Digital Humanities Reception

CIC Digital Humanities Reception at the Modern Language Association conference, Saturday,

January 7, 2012, was held at the Triple Door, 216 Union Street, Seattle, WA, 8:15-9:30 p.m.

CIC Digital Humanities Summit

CIC Digital Humanities Summit was held at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Thurs. and Fri., April

19-20, 2012, to discuss opportunities for collaboration in the CIC. See report on the http://www.cic.net website.

CIC Digital Humanities Reception

A reception was held at the American Historical Association conference in New Orleans, January 3, 2013 at the

Red Fish Grill, 5:30 p.m.

Digital Humanities 2013

Digital Humanities 2013 (international conference of the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations) was

hosted by the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, July 17-19,

2013. An invitationl-only reception for CIC faculty and graduate students was held at the Del Ray Ballroom.

CIC DH Committee

In October 2013, members met to agree on steps forward. If you have updates to this document, please contact

Katherine Walter, kwalter1@unl.edu.

CIC Digital Humanities Research Centers and Institutes

Center for Digital Research in the Humanities (CDRH)

University of Nebraska

A joint program of the University Libraries and the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Nebraska-

Lincoln approved by the Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska in 2005, CDRH is advancing

collaborative, interdisciplinary research in the digital humanities by creating unique digital content and

developing tools for scholarly discovery. Engaged in research, demonstration and teaching, details can be found

at http://cdrh.unl.edu. CDRH is a Vice Chancellor for Research approved center.

Institute for Computing in Humanities, Arts, and Social Science (I-CHASS)

University of Illinois

The Institute for Computing in Humanities, Arts, and Social Science (I-CHASS) at the University of Illinois at

Urbana-Champaign charts new ground in high performance computing and the humanities, arts, and social

sciences by creating both learning environments and spaces for digital discovery (http://www.chass.uiuc.edu/I-

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CHASS/). It is a partnership of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the National Center for

Supercomputing Applications, and the Illinois Informatics Institute.

Matrix: The Center for Arts, Letters, and Social Sciences Online

Michigan State University

Devoted to the application of new technologies in humanities and social science teaching and research. The

Center creates and maintains online resources, provides training in computing and new teaching technologies,

and creates forums for the exchange of ideas and expertise in new teaching technologies (http://matrix.msu.edu).

Beginning with grant funding for H-Net in 1994, Matrix is now in the College of Social Sciences.

Writing in Digital Environments Research Center (WIDE)

Michigan State University

Investigates how digital technologies – such as the networked personal computer, the Internet and World Wide

Web, and computer-based classrooms and workplaces – change the processes, products, and contexts for

writing, particularly in organizational and collaborative composing contexts (http://wide.msu.edu). WIDE is

Matrix’s counterpart in the College of Arts and Letters.

The Institute for Digital Arts and Humanities (IDAH)

Indiana University

IDAH is a center under the Office of the Vice Provost for Research. IDAH links a network of disciplinary experts,

faculty, and support staff who work in interdisciplinary teams on collection-building, tool-building, and the

development of appropriate methods for study and analysis of collections. The expertise of the faculty from the

School of Informatics and Computer Science, School of Library and Information Science, and highly qualified

professional staff at the Digital Library Program and University Information Technology Services work together

with the disciplinary expertise of the arts and humanities faculty to redefine research and scholarship in the arts

and humanities on the IU Bloomington campus (http://www.indiana.edu/~idah/).

CIC Digital Humanities Initiatives and Labs

Project Bamboo

Bamboo technology Project partner institutions include Indiana University, Northwestern University, University of

Chicago, University of Illinois, and University of Wisconsin. Project Bamboo is a multi-institutional,

interdisciplinary effort that brings together humanities scholars, librarians, and information technologists to tackle the

question: “How can we advance arts and humanities research through the development of shared technology

services?” ( http://www.projectbamboo.org/)

Catapult Center for Digital Humanities and Computational Analysis

Indiana University

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Catapult is a Center established by the College of Arts and Sciences in 2012 for the promotion of digital

humanities and the computational and material analysis of texts. The goal of the Center is to build a visible

community of scholars and researchers from the humanities, social sciences, computer and information sciences,

and materials sciences who wish to collaborate in seeking innovative solutions to problems that arise in textual

and para-textual research.

Culture, Narratives, Design: Digital Humanities Purdue University

CLA Research Synergy Cluster, Purdue University. CLA Research Synergy Clusters depict the existing synergies

within the college that are directed toward having an impact both nationally and globally. Examining the human

dimensions of challenges facing the globe today, the clusters work through interdisciplinary relationships with

various colleges across Purdue to explore the ways in which the systematic study of languages, communication,

literatures, histories, cultures, societies, and politics can have an impact on contemporary understandings of

global challenges. From the breakthrough explorations of digital humanities to critical interrogations of socio-

cultural understandings of the environment, CLA Research Synergy Clusters are committed to making a

difference. (http://www.cla.purdue.edu/research/clusters/digital_humanities.html)

Cultural Heritage Informatics Initiative Michigan State University

Hosted by the Department of Anthropology, The Cultural Heritage Informatics Initiative is a platform for

interdisciplinary scholarly collaboration in the domain of Cultural Heritage Informatics at Michigan State

University. In addition, the initiative strives to equip students with the practical and analytical skills necessary to

creatively apply information and communication technologies to cultural heritage materials, influence the current

state of cultural heritage informatics, and become thought leaders for the future of cultural heritage informatics

(http://chi.matrix.msu.edu/)

dighum at uw University of Wisconsin

The Digital Humanities Initiative (DHI) is an emergent network of faculty, students, librarians, and technologists

committed to enhancing the use of IT and new media in research and teaching at UW-Madison.

(http://dighum.wisc.edu/)

Digital English Studio Pennsylvania State University.

The Digital English Studio (DES) in development will house two spaces: a video recording studio and a media

production and research lab. The DES will serve a wide spectrum of the English Department’s needs in such are-

as as traditional and digital scholarship and pedagogy, public and alumni relations, student and faculty recruit-

ment, and teacher training.

Digital Media Studies Ohio State University

OSU's Digital Media Studies (DMS) Program, Department of English, is a national leader in research and teaching

involving new media technologies. The program spans all specializations of English studies—rhetoric,

composition, literature, folklore, literacy studies, and film studies. Our curricular offerings connect faculty,

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graduate students, and undergraduate students through cutting-edge projects that combine theory and criticism

with digital audio and video production, graphic design, and Web design. (https://english.osu.edu/digital-media-

studies).

Digital Humanities 2.0 University of Minnesota

Digital Humanities 2.0 is a new collaborative at the University of Minnesota to join in advancing artistic creation

and scholarly research in the humanities by exploring digitization and Web 2.0 technologies. This IAS

collaborative builds on strengths across the University to envision the next generation of digital humanities tools,

techniques, and approaches. (http://www.ias.umn.edu/collabs11-12/DH2_0.php)

Decoding Digital Humanities Bloomington

Indiana University

An informal monthly gathering at Indiana University to discuss issues related to the digital humanities. A chance

for people to meet others studying or working in Digital Humanities.

(http://ddhbloomington.tumblr.com/previousmeetings)

The Digital Studio for Public Humanities

University of Iowa

The University of Iowa Digital Studio for Public Humanities – DSPH – (http://dsh.uiowa.edu) launched in August

2011 in conjunction with “The Public Humanities in a Digital World,” (http://www.uiowa.edu/~phdw/). a faculty cluster

hire initiative. Housed in the Main Library and working closely with Digital Research and Publishing http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/drp/. DSPH encourages and supports public digital humanities research, scholarship and learning. Its growing staff includes graduate and undergraduate researchers. Digital Research & Publishing

University of Iowa

Located in and a unit of University of Iowa Libraries, Digital Research & Publishing – DRP – provides support to

scholars engaged in interdisciplinary digital research by assisting in the creation and delivery of unique digital content

and encouraging the use of recognized standards and best practices to ensure long-term preservation and access to

digital scholarship. (http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/drp/)

The Public Humanities in a Digital World University of Iowa

The Public Humanities in a Digital World initiative is at the intersection of the public humanities, digital

humanities, and public engagement—all areas in which UI faculty are performing innovative teaching,

scholarship, and service. Our focus is the impact of academic work on civic life and society, using the

opportunities provided by digital technologies to amplify and distribute broadly what we do as teachers and

scholars, collaborating with communities on projects that have social and artistic impact, and envisioning new

ways of interacting with our many publics (http://www.uiowa.edu/~phdw/).

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CIC Digital Humanities Conferences/Workshops (Annual)

Nebraska Forum on Digital Humanities University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Held annually, the Forum is hosted by Center for Digital Research in the Humanities (CDRH). The goal of the

Forum is to enable the best early career scholars in the field of digital humanities to present their work in a

where it can be critically evaluated, improved, and showcased. Under the auspices of the Center, the Forum

brings nationally recognized senior scholars in digital humanities to UNL to participate and work with the

selected early career scholars.

Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities & Computer Science

Sponsored in part by the Division of Humanities, University of Chicago, and Northwestern University. The goal

of the annual Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities and Computer Science (DHCS) is to bring together

researchers and scholars in the humanities and computer science to examine the current state of digital

humanities as a field of intellectual inquiry and to identify and explore new directions and perspectives for future

research (http://chicagocolloquium.org/).

Great Lakes THATCamp

Hosted by Michigan State University (will be hosted by University of Michigan 2013). Great Lakes THATCamp

(The Humanities And Technology Camp) is a user-generated “unconference” on digital humanities originally

inspired by the Center for History and New Media (CHNM) at George Mason University

(http://www.greatlakesthatcamp.org)

CIC Digital Humanities Conferences/Workshops (Recent or Upcoming) New Directions in Digital Humanities Scholarship University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

Sponsored by the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR), the University of Illinois Library, the

Illinois Informatics Institute, the Department of History at the University of Illinois, and the Illinois Program for

Research in the Humanities (IPRH), this symposium aims to promote digital humanities scholarship at the

University of Illinois through discussion of opportunities and obstacles and by showcasing digital humanities

projects (February 26-27, 2009) (http://www.library.illinois.edu/hpnl/news/new_directions.html).

HASTAC V University of Michigan

The conference was held on December 1-3, 2011, at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Many of our

events will be hosted in the North Quadrangle, a new center for technology-driven programs at UM, including

Communication Studies, the Department of Screen Arts and Cultures, and the School of Information. The “North

Quad” offers living-learning dorms, classrooms, interactive meeting areas, and other innovative spaces for

education. This year’s theme, Digital Scholarly Communication, focuses on the promise and challenge of new

forms of academic publication and dissemination. (http://hastac2011.org/)

THATcamp Iowa City

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The University of Iowa is sponsoring a THATcamp March 30-April 1, 2012 in Iowa City. THATcamp is a user-

generated “unconference” on digital humanities originally inspired by the Center for History and New Media

(CHNM) at George Mason University. This is the first one sponsored by Iowa.

Digital Humanities 2013 University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Digital Humanities 2013 (international conference of the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations) is being

hosted at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, July 17-19, 2013. This international meeting is the premiere and

largest annual digital humanities conference.

CIC Digital Humanities Degree, Specialization, & Certificate Programs

Digital Studies Certificate Program

University of Wisconsin

In spring 2010, DHI was awarded funding through the Madison Initiative for Undergraduates to create an

interdisciplinary undergraduate certificate program in Digital Studies. The certificate will build upon students'

written and spoken communication skills and help achieve Essential Learning Outcomes through practical and

conceptual training in media literacy, visual literacy, information literacy, and technology literacy.

(http://dighum.wisc.edu/miu/index.html)

Digital Humanities Specialization

Michigan State University

The Digital Humanities specialization provides a space for students to study, research, explore, and create in

relation to digital tools, technologies, and spaces. The specialization provides a space for students to explore the

ways in which digital technologies have changed our current intellectual, professional, and personal landscapes.

(http://dh.cal.msu.edu/)

Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

This interdisciplinary digital humanities certificate, designed to educate the next generation of humanities

scholars, is now in the final stages of formal approval through the Nebraska system. A twelve semester hour

certificate program of the departments of English, History and Modern Languages & Literatures, the certificate

builds on existing courses in graduate digital humanities offered since 2005 with the addition of an internship in

the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities.

CIC Digital Humanities Selected Grants and Fellowships (2007-2011)

ACLS Digital Innovation Fellowships (2007-2013)

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Ted Underwood, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana-Champaign - Understanding Genre in a Collection

of a Million Volumes (2013)

Nathan Craig, Penn State University, 3D Digital Photographic Modeling and Spatial Analysis of Architectural

Themes of Integration and Segregation at the Early Monumental Complex at Áspeo, Supe Valley of Perú (2009)

Kenneth M. Price, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, The Civil War Writings of Walt Whitman (2008)

Kirsten D. Sword, Indiana University, Mapping Anti-Slavery: A Prototype for Collaborative Historical GIS (2011)

William G. Thomas III, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Railroads and the Making of Modern America (2007)

Yuri Tsivian, University of Chicago, Cinemetrics: An Open-Access Interactive Website Designed to Collection, Store

and Process Scholarly Data about Film Editing Across the History of Cinema (2007)

Digging Into Data Grants (Round 1, 2009 announcements)

Railroads and the Making of Modern America—Tools for Spatio-Temporal Correlation, Analysis, and Visualization

(William Thomas, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, NEH; Richard Healey, University of Portsmouth, JISC). (2010)

Digging into Image Data to Answer Authorship-Related Questions. (Peter Ainsworth, University of Sheffield, JISC;

Peter Bajcsy, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, NSF; Dean Rehberger, Michigan State University,

NEH). (2010)

Structural Analysis of Large Amounts of Music Information. (Stephen Downie, University of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign, NSF; David De Roure, University of Southhampton, JISC; Ichiro Fujinaga, McGill University, SSHRC).

(2010)

Digging Into Data Grants (Round 2, 2011 announcements)

Cascades, Islands, or Streams? Time, Topic, and Scholarly Activities in Humanities and Social Science Research (Cas-sidy R. Sugimoto, Ying Ding, Staša Milojević, Indiana University, Bloomington, NSF; Mike Thelwall, University of Wolverhampton, AHRC/ESRC/JISC; Vincent Larivière, Université de Montréal, SSHRC. (2011)

Digging by Debating (Colin Allen and Katy Börner, Indiana University, Bloomington, NEH; Andrew Ravenscroft, University of East London, Chris Reed, University of Dundee, and David Bourget, University of London, JISC)

Integrated Social History Environment for Research (ISHER)-Digging into Social Unrest (Dan Roth, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, NSF; Antal van den Bosch, Tilburg University, NWO; Sophia Ananiadou, The Univer-sity of Manchester, JISC) Additional participating institutions: International Institute of Social History.

NEH Challenge Grant (2007-2011)

Center for Digital Research in the Humanities Endowment (Katherine Walter and Kenneth M Price, University of

Nebraska-Lincoln). (2011)

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Institute for Computing in the Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (ICHASS) (Orville Burton, University of

Illinois at Urbana Champaign). (2009)

NEH Collaborative Research

Civil War Washington http://www.civilwardc.org (Kenneth J. Winkle, Susan Lawrence, Kenneth M Price, University

of Nebraska-Lincoln) (2010)

Pluralism and Adaptation in the Islamic Practice of Senegal and Ghana (David Robinson, Michigan State

University) (2009)

NEH Digital Start-up Grants (2007-2011)

Brian Graney, Indiana University, Bloomington, Representing Early Black Film Artifacts as Material Evidence in

Digital Contexts (2013)

Douglas W. Oard, University of Maryland, College Park, Bridging communities of practice: Emerging technolo-

gies for content-centered linking (2013)

Ted Underwood, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana-Champaign - Understanding Genre in a Col-

lection of a Million Volumes (2013)

Travis Robert Brown, University of Maryland, College Park, Active OCR: Tightening the Loop in Human

Computing for OCR Correction (2012)

Trevor Munoz, University of Maryland, College Park, ANGLES: A web-based XML Editor (2012)

Jennifer E. Guiliano, University of Maryland, College Park, Topic Modeling for Humanities Research (2012)

Christine Ballengee-Morris, Ohio State University, Flash-based game for children to help them learn about the

Native American Mounds in Newark, Ohio. (2011)

Jon Frey, Michigan State University, "Digging Digitally (2011)

William G. Cowan, Indiana Universities Libraries, "'Annotator's Workbench(2011)

Kevin Hamilton, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, Re-Framing the Online Video Archive: A Prototype

Interface for America’s Nuclear Test Films. (2011)

Robert Morrissey, University of Chicago, Dictionnaire Vivant de la Langue Francaise (DLVF). (2010)

Douglas Seefeldt, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Sustaining Digital History. (2010)

Alexandra Stern, University of Michigan, The American Influenza Epidemic of 1918-1919: A Digital Encyclopedia.

(2010)

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Katherine Walter, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, centerNet: cyberinfrastructure for the Digital Humanities.

(2009)

Ethan Wattrall, Michigan State University, Red Land/Black Land: Teaching Ancient Egyptian History Through

Game-Based Learning. (2009)

William Hart-Davidson, Michigan State University, Archive 2.0: Imaging the MSU Israelite Samaritan Scroll

Collection. (2008)

S. Edelson, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, the Cartography of American Colonialization Database

Project (2008)

Andrew Jewell, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, The Crowded Page (2008)

Nadine Moeller, University of Chicago, Digital Documentation of a Provincial Town in Ancient Egypt. (2008)

Mathew Stolper, University of Chicago, Persepolis Fortification Archive. (2008)

H. Lewis Ulman, Ohio State University, Reliable Witnesses: Integrating Multimedia, and Distributed Electronic

Textual Editions into Library Collections. (2008)

Brian Pytlik Zillig, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Evince: Text Visualization and Analysis Tool. (2007)

NEH-NSF Endangered Languages (2009-2011)

Omaha and Ponca Languages Digital Dictionary, Mark Awakuni-Swetland, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2009)

Potawatomie Language Documentation, Lexical Database and Dictionary, Monica Macaulay, University of

Wisconsin (2010)

NEH Fellowships in Digital Humanities Centers (2009) [Grant category discontinued thereafter]

Robert Morrissey, University of Chicago, Sources of Enlightenment: Identifying Borrowed Passages in the

Encyclopédie using Sequence Alignment. (2009)

NEH Humanities Collections and Reference Resources (2008-2013)

Emblematica Online II. Mara R. Wade, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (2013)

New Fieldwork for DARE, Joan H. Hall, University of Wisconsin, Madison (2013)

Digitizing the records of the MSU Vietnam Advisory Group and Related Collections, Cynthia Anne Ghering,

Michigan State University (2012)

An Integrated Guide to Walt Whitman's Literary Manuscripts, Kenneth Price, University of Nebraska (2012)

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Saving and Sharing the AGS Library's Historic Film Collections II: Acetate Negatives and Motion Picture Film, Ewa

Barczyk, Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System (2012)

Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE), Joan Hall, University of Wisconsin. (2009 and 2011)

InPhO @ Work: Providing Integrated Access to Philosophy, Colin Allen, Indiana University. (2009)

Preservation, Annotation and Dissemination of a Digital Video Collection of Yiddish in Eastern Europe, Jeffrey

Veidlinger, Indiana University. (2009)

Sound Directions: Digital Preservation and Access for Global Audio Heritage Phase III, North American

Endangered Recordings, Alan Burdette, Indiana University (2009)

NEH National Digital Newspaper Program Grants (2007-2011)

Maryland Digital Newspaper Project, Jennie Levine Knies, University of Maryland, College Park (2012)

Illinois Digital Newspaper Project, phases I and II (Mary Stewart, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign).

Nebraska Digital Newspaper Project, phases I and II (Katherine Walter, University of Nebraska-

Lincoln).

Pennsylvania Digital Newspaper Project, phases I and II (Susan Kellerman, Penn State University.)

National Historical Publications and Records Commission (2008-2011)

Comprehensive digital edition of Walt Whitman's correspondence during the Reconstruction era, Ken-neth M Price, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. (2010-11)

Digital Editions of the papers of Walt Whitman & the Civil War, Kenneth M. Price, University of Nebras-ka-Lincoln (2008)

CIC Press Initiatives Topics in the Digital Humanities

University of Illinois Press

Acquiring Editor: Willis G. Regier

Series Editors: Susan Schreibman and Raymond G. Siemens

Humanities computing is undergoing a redefinition of basic principles by a continuous influx of new, vibrant, and

diverse communities or practitioners within and well beyond the halls of academe. These practitioners recognize

the value computers add to their work, that the computer itself remains an instrument subject to continual

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innovation, and that competition within many disciplines requires scholars to become and remain current with

what computers can do. Topics in the Digital Humanities invites manuscripts that will advance and deepen

knowledge and activity in this new and innovative field.

University of Michigan Press/HASTAC Publication Prize in Digital Humanities

In conjunction with the University of Michigan’s hosting of the 2011 international HASTAC V conference on

Digital Scholarly Communication and recent launch of the University of Michigan Press Series in Digital

Humanities, the Press and HASTAC (the Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory) are

pleased to announce the UM Press/HASTAC Publication Prize in Digital Humanities. The prize, which is funded by

the University’s Institute for the Humanities, will be awarded to two innovative and important projects that

display critical and rigorous engagement in the field of Digital Humanities.

(http://publishing.umich.edu/2011/12/02/announcing-the-um-presshastac-publication-prize-in-digital-

humanities/)

CIC Digital Humanities Faculty Members* *The following list of CIC faculty members who have shown interest in the digital humanities. The list was

developed from DH conference and meeting attendance over the past few years, from those self-designated to

be working in or interested in the digital humanities, and from those who have been part of university led digital

humanities efforts. The list is by no means complete.

University of Chicago Helma Dik Associate Professor Department of Classics helmadik@mac.com Patrick Jagoda Assistant Professor Department of English pjagoda@uchicago.edu James Lastra Associate Professor Department of English Department of Cinema & Media Studies jflastra@uchicago.edu Roberto Marques Senior Academic Technology Analyst Information Technology Services rmarques@uchicago.edu W. J. T. Mitchell

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Gaylord Donnelley Distinguished Service Professor Department of English Department of Art History Department of Visual Arts Editor, Critical Inquiry wjtm@uchicago.edu Yuri Tsivian Professor of Art History, Cinema & Media, Slavic Language & Literature tsivian@uchigao.edu

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

Catherine Blake Associate Professor GLIS clblake@illinois.edu Timothy Cole Professor Libraries t-cole3@illinois.edu Eleanor Courtemanche Associate Professor English 608 S Wright ecourtem@illinois.edu J Stephen Downie Professor Library & Information Science jdownie@illinois.edu David Scott Dubin Research Associate Professor Library & Information Science ddubin@illinois.edu Kevin Franklin Associate Director, Illinois Informatics Institute Executive Director, ICHASS 1205 W. Clark St Rm 1008, M/C 257 kdf@illinois.edu Rayvon Fouche Associate Professor History rfouche@illinois.edu

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Harriett E Green Assistant Professor Digital Humanities Librarian Literatures and Languages Library green19@illinois.edu Anne Hedeman Professor Art History ahedeman@illinois.edu Mary (Betsy) E Kruger Associate Professor of Library Administration Head, Digital Content Creation Library Admin Digital Content Creation (betsyk@illinois.edu) Robert Markley Professor English rmarkley@illinois.edu Luigi Marini Research Programmer Supercomputing Applications lmarini@illinois.edu Jerome McDonough Associate Professor Library and Information Science jmcdonou@illinois.edu Lisa Nakamura Professor Asian American Studies Media and Cinema Studies lnakamur@illinois.edu Marshall Scott Poole Professor, Communication Director, Institute for Computing in the Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences mspoole@illinois.edu Catherine Prendergast Director of Undergraduate Rhetoric Program Professor of English and Russian, East European, and Eurasian cprender@illinois.edu

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John W Randolph Associate Professor History History Department Urbana, IL 61801 jwr@illinois.edu Allen H Renear Professor and Interim Dean Library & Information Science renear@illinois.edu Spencer Wood Schaffner Associate Professor English spencers@illinois.edu Michael Rothberg Professor English mpr@illinois.edu Sarah L Shreeves Coordinator, IDEALS Coordinator, Scholarly Commons Associate Professor, Library Administration Library Administration sshreeve@illinois.edu Kevin Trainer

Adjunct Lecturer Center for Informatics Research in Science trainor@illinois.edu Ted Underwood Associate Professor Department of English tunder@illinois.edu (http://www.english.illinois.edu/people/tunder) Virgil Varvel Research Analyst Center for Informatics Research in Science vvarvel@illinois.edu

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Indiana University Colin Allen Department of History and Philosophy of Science Program in Cognitive Science Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior colallen@indiana.edu Katy Börner Adjunct Professor Informatics and Statistics School of Library and Information Science katy@indiana.edu Gracia Clark Professor Anthropology gclark@indiana.edu Angela Courtney Professor Head of Arts & Humanities Reference Member, CIC Digital Humanities Committee ancourte@indiana.edu William Cowan Associate Director Digital Library Software Development IU Libraries wcowan@indiana.edu Michelle Dalmau Digital Library Program mdalmau@indiana.edu Margaret Dolinsky Associate Professor and Research Scientist H.R. Hope School of Fine Arts dolinsky@indiana.edu John Gibson Assistant Professor Composition Jacobs School of Music johgibso@indiana.edu Jeffrey Hass Professor Composition Director, Center for Electronic and Computer Music (CECM)

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hassj@indiana.edu Clara Henderson Associate Director for Digital Arts and Humanities Projects Department Folklore/ethnomusicology clahende@indiana.edu Nicole Jacquard Assistant Professor of Jewelry, Metalsmithing and Sculpture Henry Radford Hope School of Fine Arts nicolejacquard@gmail.com Jason Baird Jackson Associate Professor of Folklore jbj@indiana.edu Ellen Mackay Associate Professor Department of English emackay@indiana.edu Joss Marsh Associate Professor English and Victorian Studies Department of English jomarsh@indiana.edu Robert H. McDonald Associate Dean for Library Technologies Associate Director in the Data to Insight Center of the Pervasive Technology Institute rhmcdona@indiana.edu Ron Osgood Professor & Facilities Manager Radio-TV Center Department of Telecommunications osgoodr@indiana.edu Beth Plale Professor Computer Science HATHI Trust Research Center plale@indiana.edu Chris Raphael Professor Informatics craphael@indiana.edu

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Ruth M. Stone Director, IDAH Laura Boulton Professor of Folklore and Ethnomusicology Vice Provost for Research stone@indiana.edu Kirsten Sword Assistant Professor Department of History Adjunct Assistant Professor Department of Gender Studies ksword@indiana.edu Carmen Helena Téllez Professor of Music Director of the Contemporary Vocal Ensemble and Director of the Latin American Music Center Jacobs School of Music ctellez@indiana.edu John A. Walsh Assistant Professor School of Library and Information Science Adjunct Assistant Professor Department of English jawalsh@indiana.edu

University of Iowa Mark F. Anderson Digital Scholarship Librarian University of Iowa Libraries mark-anderson@uiowa.edu Shawn Averkamp Data Services Librarian University of Iowa Libraries shawn-averkamp@uiowa.edu Florence Boos Professor English florence-boos@uiowa.edu Bob Boynton Professor Department of Political Science bob-boynton@uiowa.edu André Brock Assistant Professor

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Project on the Rhetoric of Inquiry andre-brock@uiowa.edu Robert Cargill Assistant Professor Departments of Classics and Religious Studies robert-cargill@uiowa.edu Horacio Castellanos Moya Assistant Professor Department of Spanish & Portuguese horacio-castellanos@uiowa.edu William Davies Professor Department of Linguistics william-davies@uiowa.edu Paul Dilley Assistant Professor Departments of Classics and Religious Studies paul-dilley@uiowa.edu Nikki Dudley Researcher Digital Studio for Public Humanities nicole-dudley@uiowa.edu James Elmborg Associate Professor School of Library and Information Science james-elmborg@uiowa.edu Ed Folsom Carver Professor of English Department of English ed-folsom@uiowa.edu Russell Ganim Professor and Director Division of World Languages, Literatures & Cultures russell-ganim@uiowa.edu Colin Gordon Professor and Chair Department of History colin-gordon@uiowa.edu

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Julie Hochstrasser Associate Professor School of Art & Art History julie-hochstrasser@uiowa.edu Haowei Hsieh Assistant Professor School of Library and Information Science haowei-hsieh@uiowa.edu Teresa Mangum Director of the Obermann Center for Advanced Studies Associate Professor Department of English teresa-mangum@uiowa.edu Mark NeuCollins Lead Researcher Digital Studio for Public Humanities mark-neucollins@uiowa.edu Wendy Robertson Digital Scholarship Librarian University of Iowa Libraries wendy-robertson@uiowa.edu Nicole Saylor Head of Digital Research and Publishing (DLS), University of Iowa Libraries nicole-saylor@uiowa.edu Stephen Voyce Assistant Professor Department of English stephen-voyce@uiowa.edu Jon Winet Director, The Digital Studio for Public Humanities Associate Professor, Media | Social Practice | Design – Intermedia Program School of Art & Art History Member, CIC Digital Humanities Committee jon-winet@uiowa.edu Jen Wolfe Digital Scholarship Librarian University of Iowa Libraries jennifer-wolfe@uiowa.edu

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University of Maryland Neil Fraistat Professor, Department of English Director, Maryland Institute of Technology in the Humanities (MITH) fraistat@umd.edu Jennifer Guiliano Assistant Director, MITH guiliano@umd.edu Matthew Kirschenbaum Associate Professor of English Associate Director, MITH mgk@umd.edu Travis Brown Assistant Director of Research and Development, MITH trbrown@umd.edu Trevor Muñoz Assistant Dean for Digital Humanities Research University of Maryland Libraries

tmunoz@umd.edu

University of Michigan Patricia Anderson Emerging Technologies Librarian, Health Sciences Libraries (Senior Associate Librarian) UM Library pfa@umich.edu (http://www.lib.umich.edu/users/pfa) Megan Ankerson Assistant Professor Communication Studies ankerson@umich.edu (http://www.lsa.umich.edu/comm/facultystaff/faculty/ci.ankersonmegansapnar_ci.detail) Maria Bonn Associate University Librarian for Publishing University Library mbonn@umich.edu (http://www.lib.umich.edu/users/mbonn) Finn Brunton Assistant Professor GSLIS

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brunton@umich.edu Scott Campbell Associate Professor Pohs Fellow of Telecommunications Communication Studies swcamp@umich.edu (http://sitemaker.umich.edu/scott.campbell/home) Paul Conway Associate Professor of Information School of Information pconway@umich.edu (http://si.umich.edu/people/paul-conway) Maria Cotera Associate Professor of American Culture and Women's Studies Director, Latina/o Studies Program mcotera@umich.edu (http://www.lsa.umich.edu/women/faculty/facbio.asp?ID=12) Greg Dowd Professor Director of Program in American Culture History and American Culture dowdg@umich.edu (http://www.lsa.umich.edu/history/people/faculty/ci.dowdgregorye_ci.detail) Dena Goodman Lila Miller Collegiate Professor of History and Women's Studies History Department goodmand@umich.edu (http://www.lsa.umich.edu/women/faculty/facbio.asp?ID=17) Kevin Hawkins Head, Digital Publishing Production Scholarly Publishing Office kshawkin@umich.edu (http://www.lib.umich.edu/users/kshawkin) Daniel Herwitz Director, Institute for the Humanities, Professor of History of Art, Professor of Comparative Literature, College of LSA and Professor of Art & Design, School of Art & Design herwitz@umich.edu (http://www.lsa.umich.edu/complit/people/faculty/ci.herwitzdaniel_ci.detail) Tung-Hui Hu Michigan Society of Fellows/Assistant Professor of English Department of English, Language, & Literature hhui@umich.edu

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(http://www.lsa.umich.edu/english/people/profile.asp?ID=1806) Shana Kimball Head, Publishing Services, Outreach & Strategic Development MPublishing kimballs@umich.edu (http://www.lib.umich.edu/users/kimballs) Jeffrey Todd Knight Michigan Society of Fellows/Assistant Professor of English Department of English, Language, & Literature knightjt@umich.edu Jeff MacKie-Mason Arthur W Burks Collegiate Professor of Information & Computer Science, Professor of Information Dean, School of Information Prof of Economics LSA & Prof of Public Policy Gerald R Ford School of Public Policy School of Information jmm@umich.edu Tim McKay Director of Honors Program Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of Physics tamckay@umich.edu Christi Merrill Associate Professor of Comparative Literature Associate Director, Center for South Asian Studies Comparative Literature/Asian Languages merrillc@umich.edu Thylias Moss Professor Department of English, Language, & Literature thyliasm@umich.edu Margaret Noori Director of the Comprehensive Studies Program (CSP) Lecturer Native American Studies Program Department of American Culture mnoori@umich.edu Theresa Reid Executive Director ArtsEngine tareid@umich.edu

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Anne Gere Ruggles Gertrude Buck Collegiate Professor, School of Education Professor of English Language and Literature, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Arthur F. Thurnau Professor Co-chair, Joint Program in English and Education Director, Sweetland Writing Center Department of English & School of Education argere@umich.edu Paul Schaffner E-text and TCP production manager, DLPS Digital Library Production Service pfschaffner@umich.edu Naomi Silver Associate Director Sweetland Center for Writing nesilver@umich.edu Sidonie Smith Martha Guernsey Colby Collegiate Professor English and Women's Studies Chair, Department of English sidsmith@umich.edu John Whittier-Ferguson Associate Professor Department of English, Language, & Literature johnaw@umich.edu Beth Yakel Professor of Information School of Information yakel@umich.edu Melanie Yergeau Assistant Professor Department of English, Language, & Literature myergeau@umich.edu

Michigan State University

Peter Alegi Associate Professor Department of History Director of Digital History Projects Matrix: The Center for Humane Arts, Letters & Social Sciences Online alegi@msu.edu

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Stephen Arch Professor Chair Department of English arch@msu.edu Danielle DeVoss Professor Professional Writing Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures devossda@msu.edu Kirk Domer Associate Professor of Scene Design Acting Chair Head of Design Theatre domer@msu.edu Alison Dobbins Assistant Professor of Integrated Performance Media Design Theatre dobbinsa@msu.edu Jon Frey Assistant Professor Classical Art and Archaeology Department of Art & Art History freyjona@msu.edu Senta Goertler Assistant Professor of Second Language Studies and German Studies Linguistics & Germanic, Slavic, Asian, and African Languages goertler@msu.edu Lynne Goldstein, Professor Director, Campus Archaeology Program Adjunct Curator of Anthropology, MSU Museum lynneg@msu.edu Jeff Grabill Professor Co-Director, Writing in Digital Environments (WIDE) Research Center Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures grabill@msu.edu William Hart-Davidson Associate Professor Co-Director, Writing in Digital Environments (WIDE) Research Center

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Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures hartdav2@msu.edu Walter Hawthorne Chairperson Professor Department of History walterh@msu.edu Jason Merrill Assistant Professor of Russian Linguistics & Germanic, Slavic, Asian, and African Languages merril25@msu.edu Jodie O'Gorman Chair Associate Professor Assistant Curator of Great Lakes Archaeology, MSU Museum ogorman@msu.edu Marshall Olds Professor and Chair Department of Romance & Classical Studies molds@msu.edu Natalie M. Phillips Assistant Professor Department of English nmp@msu.edu Liza Potts Associate Professor Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures lpotts@msu.edu A. Sean Pue Assistant Professor Hindi Language and South Asian Literature and Culture Linguistics & Germanic, Slavic, Asian, and African Languages pue@msu.edu Rocío Quispe-Agnoli Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies Department of Romance and Classical Studies quispeag@msu.edu Stephen Rachman Associate Chairperson for Graduate Studies Associate Professor Department of English

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rachman@msu.edu Dean Rehberger Director, Matrix: The Center for Humane Arts, Letters & Social Sciences Online Associate Professor, WRAC Adjunct Professor, History Adjunct Curator, MSU Museum Co-chair, CIC Digital Humanities Committee rehberge@msu.edu Scott Schopieray Director of Academic Technology College of Arts and Letters schopie1@msu.edu Mark Sullivan Associate Professor Chair of the Composition Area Director of Digital Sound & Music Projects Matrix: The Center for Humane Arts, Letters & Social Sciences Online sullivan@msu.edu Ethan Watrall Assistant Professor Department of Anthropology Associate Director Matrix: The Center for Humane Arts, Letters & Social Sciences Online atrall@msu.edu Karin Zitzewitz, Assistant Professor Department of Anthropology zitzewit@msu.edu

University of Minnesota Brad Cohen Director Office of Information Technology Collaborative for Academic Technology Innovation cohenb@umn.edu Laura Gurak Professor of Writing Studies Digital Humanities 2.0 gurakl@umn.edu Michael Hancher Professor of English

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Digital Humanities 2.0 mh@umn.edu Susan Noakes Professor Design and Humanities Chair/ Center for Medieval Studies French & Italian noake001@umn.edu

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Mark Awakuni-Swetland Associate Professor Department of Anthropology mawakuni-swetland2@unl.edu

Brett Barney Research Associate Professor Center for Digital Research in the Humanities Senior Associate Editor, Walt Whitman Archive bbarney2@unl.edu Stephen Behrendt Professor Department of English sbehrendt1@unl.edu Susan Belasco Professor and Chair Department of English sbelasco2@unl.edu Charles Bernholz Professor University Libraries cbernholz2@unl.edu Peter Bleed Emeritus Professor Department of Anthropology pbleed1@unl.edu Amy Burnett Professor Department of History aburnett1@unl.edu James Coltrain Assistant Professor

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Department of History jcoltrain2@unl.edu Patricia Crews Professor Textiles Clothing & Design pcrews1@unl.edu Amanda Gailey Assistant Professor Department of English Co-Editor, Scholarly Editing agailey2@unlnotes.edu Carrie Heitman Assistant Professor Department of Anthropology heitman@unl.edu Melissa Homestead Associate Professor Department of English mhomestead2@unl.edu Michael F. James Professor and Chair Textiles Clothing & Design mjames2@unl.edu Andrew Jewell Associate Professor of Digital Projects Libraries Editor, Willa Cather Archive; Co-editor, Scholarly Editing ajewell2@unl.edu Mattew Jockers Assistant Professor Department of English Wendy Katz Associate Professor, Art & Art History Director, Plains Humanities Alliance wkatz2@unl.edu Steven Kolbe Assistant Professor Johnny Carson School of Theater & Film skolbe2@unl.edu Stephen Lahey

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Associate Professor Department of Classics & Religion slahey3@unl.edu Damon Lee Assistant Professor School of Music dlee8@unl.edu Elizabeth Lorang Research Assistant Professor Department of English Center for Digital Research in the Humanities llorang2@unl.edu Timothy Mahoney Professor Department of History tmahoney1@unl.edu Kenneth M. Price Co-director, Center for Digital Research in the Humanities Hillegass University Professor of Nineteenth-Century American Literature Department of English kprice2@unl.edu Brian L. Pytlik Zillig Associate Professor Center for Digital Research in the Humanities University Libraries bpytlikz@unlnotes.unl.edu Stephen Ramsay Associate Professor Department of English sramsay.unl@gmail.com Guy Reynolds Professor Department of English greynolds2@unl.edu Kari Ronning Research Associate Professor Department of English kronning1@unl.edu Philip Sapirstein Assistant Professor Department of Art and Art History

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psapirstein2@unl.edu Douglas Scott Adjunct Faculty Member Department of Anthropology dscott5@unl.edu William G. Thomas, III John and Catherine Angle Professor in the Humanities Chair of History Department of History wgt@unl.edu Katherine L. Walter Co-director, Center for Digital Research in the Humanities Professor and Chair, Digital Initiatives & Special Collections Libraries Co-chair, CIC Digital Humanities Committee kwalter1@unl.edu Laura White Professor Department of English lwhite4@unl.edu Kenneth J. Winkle Professor Department of History kwinkle1@unl.edu

Adrian Wisnicki

Assistant Professor Department of English awisnicki2@unl.edu

Northwestern University John Bresland Artist in Residence Department of English j-bresland@northwestern.edu Tracy Cecile Davis Associate Dean, Graduate School Professor, Theatre tcdavis@northwestern.edu Doug Downey Assistant Professor

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Electrical Engineering & Computer Science ddowney@eecs.northwestern.edu Nicole Finzer Digital Collections NU Libraries n-finzer@northwestern.edu Michael J. Kramer Lecturer Department of History mjknorthwestern.edu Martin Mueller Professor Department of English and Classics Member, CIC Digital Humanities Committee martinmueller@northwestern.edu Carl Smith Franklyn Bliss Snyder Professor of English & American Studies Department of English cjsmith@northwestern.edu Claire Stewart Head Digital Collections and Scholarly Communication Services Northwestern University Library claire-stewart@northwestern.edu Harlan Wallach Media Architect Northwestern University Advanced Media Production Studio wallach@northwestern.edu

Ohio State University

Jonathan Buehl Assistant Professor Department of English buehl.7@osu.edu Scott L. DeWitt Associate Professor Department of English dewitt.18@osu.edu Susan Lawrence Associate Professor

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Department of History Melanie Schlosser Assistant Professor University Libraries schlosser.40@osu.edu Cynthia L. Selfe Humanities Distinguished Professor Department of English selfe.2@osu.edu Richard Selfe Director CSTW & Instructional Technology Consultant Department of English selfe.3@osu.edu David Staley Director Harvey Goldberg Program for Excellence in Teaching Adjunct Associate Professor Department of History Staley.3@osu.edu Leslie Tannenbaum Associate Professor Department of English tannenbaum1@osu.edu H. Lewis Ulman Associate Professor Director, Digital Media Studies ulman.1@osu.edu

Pennsylvania State University Jonathan Able Assistant Professor Comparative Literature; Asian Studies jea17@psu.edu Andrea Bachner Assistant Professor Comparative Literature; Asian Studies asb20@psu.edu Tom Beebee Professor Department of Comparative Literature; German

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tob@psu.edu Michael Bérubé Director, Institute for Arts & Humanities Professor, Department of English Past Member, CIC Digital Humanities Committee, mfb12@psu.edu Claire Colebrook Professor English cmc30@psu.edu Rich Doyle Professor English Rmd12@psu.edu Rosa Eberly Associate Professor Communication Arts & Sciences English rae2@psu.edu Michael Furlough Associate Dean, Research Co-director, Office of Digital Scholarly Publishing University Libraries mjf25@psu.edu Debbie Hawhee Professor English dhw112@psu.edu Christopher Johnston Associate Professor Communication Arts & Sciences Clj3@psu.edu Brian Lennon Associate Professor Department of English and Comparative Literature blennon@psu.edu Christopher Long Associate Professor of Philosophy and Classics Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies, College of the Liberal Arts Member, CIC Digital Humanities Committee cpl2@psu.edu

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Xiaofei Lu Assistant Professor Applied Linguistics Xxl13@psu.edu Scott McDonald Associate Professor Director of the Krause Innovation Studio Education sum16@psu.edu Andrew Pilsch Lecturer English Department atp128@psu.edu Dan Purdy Associate Professor German dlp14@psu.edu Jacqueline Reid-Walsh Assoc. Prof. of Education, Language and Literacy Education College of Education jxr67@psu.edu Stuart Selber Associate Professor of English and Science, Technology, and Society Affiliate Associate Professor of Information Sciences and Technology Faculty Fellow, Education Technology Services Director, Composition Program Co-Director, Penn State Digital English Studio selber@psu.edu Daniel Tripp Digital Humanities Specialist Department of English Co-Director, Digital English Studio dpt11@psu.edu James L. W. West III Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of English Director, Penn State Center for the History of the Book jlw14@psu.edu

Purdue University

Nicoletta Adamo-Villani

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Associate Professor Computer Graphics Technology nadamovi@purdue.edu Jennifer L. Bay Assistant Professor Professional Writing jbay@purdue.edu Petronio A. Bendito Assistant Professor Visual & Performing Arts pbendito@purdue.edu Emily Carter Sorin Matei Department of Communications ecarter@purdue.edu Ariel de la Fuente Associate Professor Latin American and Latino Studies delafuen@purdue.edu Dorothy Deering Associate Professor Department of English ddeering@purdue.edu Catherine Dossin Assistant Professor Department of Art & Design cdossin@purdue.edu Dino Felluga Associate Professor English Department felluga@purdue.edu William Gray Associate Professor Department of History wggray@purdue.edu R. Douglas Hurt Professor Department of History doughurt@purdue.edu Dennis Ichiyama

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Professor of Visual Communications Design Art & Design diad@purdue.edu Yonsoo Kim Assistant Professor Department of Spanish kim153@purdue.edu Nathan Johnson Assistant Professor Department of English nrjohnson@purdue.edu Lorraine Kisselburgh Assistant Professor Communication lorraine@purdue.edu Sorin Matei Associate Professor Department of Communication smatei@purdue.edu Venetria Patton Associate Professor Department of English Director, African American Studies Research Center vpatton@purdue.edu Michael Smith Associate Professor Department of History mgsmith@purdue.edu Pat Sullivan Professor Director, Grad Program in Rhetoric & Composition Department of English psulliva@purdue.edu Richard Thomas Professor Head of Design & Production Department of Theatre zounds@purdue.edu Li Zhang Professor Department of Art & Design

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lzhang3@purdue.edu

Rutgers University Ann Fabian Professor Department of History

afabian@rci.rutgers.edu

Andrew Goldstone

Assistant Professor

Department of English

andrew.goldstone@rutgers.edu

Paul B. Israel

Research Professor

Thomas A. Edison Papers

pisrael@rutgers.edu

Meredith McGill

Associate Professor

Department of English

Andrew Parker

Professor

Department of French

acparker@rci.rutgers.edu

Jamie L. Pietruska

Assistant Professor

Department of History

Pietruska@rci.rutgers.edu

Andrew Urban

Assistant Professor

Department of American Studies

andrew.urban@rutgers.edu

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

Susan Barribeau UW Libraries sbarribeau@library.wisc.edu Michael Bernard-Donals Professor of English and Jewish Studies Department of English mfbernarddon@wisc.edu Susan Bernstein Professor, English, Gender and Women's Studies, Center for Jewish Studies / Director of Graduate Studies Department of English sdbernst@wisc.edu Bruno Browning Learning L&S Learning Support Services bruno@lss.wisc.edu Gudrun Bühnemann Professor and Chair Department of Languages and Cultures of Asia gbuhnema@wisc.edu Blaire Bundy Senior Instructional Technology Consultant Division of Information Technology Jill Casid Affiliate Faculty Associate Professor Department of Art History Director of Visual Culture jhcasid@wisc.edu Laurie Beth Clark Professor Video/Performance/Installation Art Department lbclark@wisc.edu Michael Connors Professor Digital Printmaking Art Department mconnors@education.wisc.edu

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Ivy Corfis Professor, Ph.D., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Chair of the Department Spanish and Portuguese Tracy Curtis Faculty Afro-American Studies tcurtis2@wisc.edu Cheryl Diermyer Senior Instructional Technology Consultant Division of Information Technology Greg Downey Professor School of Library and Information Studies & Journalism and Mass Communication gdowney@wisc.edu Kristin Eschenfelder Associate Professor School of Library and Information Studies eschenfelder@wisc.edu Ken Frazier Director-General Library System UW Libraries kfrazier@library.wisc.edu Jonathan Gray Professor Media and Cultural Studies Department of Communication Arts jagray3@wisc.edu Michele Hilmes Professor Media and Cultural Studies Department of Communication Arts mhilmes@wisc.edu Stephen Hilyard Associate Professor Computer Mediated Art Art Department hilyard@wisc.edu Robert Glenn Howard Professor Rhetoric

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Department of Communication Arts rghoward2@wisc.edu Brad Hughes Director, Writing Across the Curriculum Director, Writing Center bthughes@wisc.edu Adam Kern Associate Professor Visual Culture and East Asian Languages & Literature alkern@wisc.edu Lee Konrad Director of Technology Services Wisconsin-Madison Library lkonrad@library.wisc.edu Carrie Kruse Director UW Libraries ckruse@library.wisc.edu Tom Loeser Professor & Chair Wood Art Department tloeser@wisc.edu David Luke Technology Services Coordinator UW Libraries dluke@library.wisc.edu B. Venkat Mani Associate Professor Department of German bvmani@wisc.edu Sarah McDaniel Coordinator, Library and Information Literacy Instruction Program UW Libraries smcdaniel@library.wisc.edu Jon McKenzie Associate Professor Head of UW Digital Humanities Initiative Department of English jvmckenzie@wisc.edu

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Bilge Mutlu Assistant Professor Computer Sciences, Psychology, and Industrial & Systems Engineering bilge@cs.wisc.edu Michael Jay McClure Assistant Professor 2D Area Art and Art History mjmcclure@wisc.edu Mark Nelson Associate Professor Design Studies mnelson2@wisc.edu Stephen Paling Assistant Professor School of Library and Information Studies paling@wisc.edu Christine Pawley Director and Professor School of Library and Information Studies cpawley@wisc.edu Eric Raimy Associate Professor Department of English raimy@wisc.edu Marc Silberman Professor Department of German mdsilber@wisc.edu Catherine Stephens Education Technology Consultant MERIT - School of Education cstephens@education.wisc.edu Robin Valenza Associate professor Department of English valenza@wisc.edu Ed Van Gemert UW Libraries evangemert@library.wisc.edu

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Anja Wanner Professor Department of English awanner@wisc.edu Morris Young Associate Professor of English Department of English msyoung4@wisc.edu Susan Zaeske Associate Dean for Advancement, Arts & Humanities College of Letters & Science Professor Department of Communication Arts szaeske@wisc.edu